Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Which Pumpkin Product Rules Them All?

Chuck Wants to Know:
Which Pumpkin Spiced Product Should be Crowned PumpKING?
(See what we did there?)

We’ve come a long way since the debut of the pumpkin spiced latte. This year, hundreds of new pumpkin-flavored products – edible, wearable, cosmetic, household and otherwise – are flooding the shelves. And Chuck’s narrowed the figurative pumpkin patch down to the best and most bizarre new pumpkin-flavored products.

Now, Chuck wants to know which one is the pumpkin-iest of them all?

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